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Records, 1897; 1901-1923, of the Club Alpino Pont e Locana. Includes account ledgers, minutes of meetings, membership books, checkbooks and bank passbooks. Most of the writing is in Italian.

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Records, 1915-1980, of the Daughters of the Eternal City, an Italian women's benefit society in Calumet, Michigan. Includes minutes of monthly meetings (earlier minutes in Italian), ledgers with payments of dues recorded as well as other financial records and reports. Also includes a ritual book, in Italian, and a certificate of appreciation from the Knights of Columbus.

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Collection, 1893-1901, compiled by Dr. Clarence Bennetts. Includes programs and invitations for receptions and dances by the Calumet Light Guard, programs and invitations to various fraternal organizations, church groups and a wedding, a commencement program for Calumet High School, newspaper clippings on Central Mine and a photocopy of John R. Bennetts' journal containing information on the Bennetts and Rosewarne families and the people of Central Mine.

Abstract The Fraternal Order of Eagles Records contain and note many of the activities the Calumet Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles were involved in. With meetings and other such gatherings taking present at the Italian Hall, this collection includes meeting minutes spanning from June 5th 1930 to May 29th 1952, death announcements, sick and funeral benefits from 1936 to 1953, audit forms, financial reports, letters of inquiry between the president of the group and the treasurer, membership...

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Ledger, 1940-1967, documenting the expenditures of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hecla Lodge, No. 90, in Calumet, Michigan.

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Records, 1885-1894, 1905-1930, of the Italian Mutual Beneficial Society in Calumet, Michigan.

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Papers, 1890-1893, of Nils P. Johnson, resident of Red Jacket (or Calumet), Michigan during the 1890s. Includes some Finnish (?) manuscript material, as well as a dues book and certificate from the Calumet Lodge #134 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and a law office receipt for articles of association for the Finnish National Evangelical Lutheran Congregation.

Abstract Roy Ward Drier (1897-1974) was a lifelong resident of Calumet, Michigan. A graduate of the Michigan College of Mines (now Michigan Technological University), Drier began collecting historical material for what was formally known as the Keweenawan Collection in the summer of 1933. For the following several decades, Drier would amass a significant collection of historical records relating to the Copper Country. The collection contains a substantial amount of historical materials collected by...